Definitely my favorite project I've completed thus far.
I took an interest in servers after my Intro to Computer Organization & Architecture and I thought a Raspberry Pi would
be cool to experiment on now and later. Setting up the server was simultaneously the hardest and easiest part. If I did
it again the whole thing could probably take me around 45 minutes to an hour, but unfortunately it took me a few days.
Though I definitetly couldn't say that those days were a waste I learned more than I would have if I just directly looked up
a tutorial that just told me what to do. The site is running through a Cloudflare Tunnel, Docker container, and I also have
an ufw (uncomplicated firewall) configured.
At this point I had the site up and running and could access it from other devices. Except now the fun part was over,
and I have to do some HTML and CSS otherwise I'd be showing off a blank page. Unlike my first website project, I used
Bootstrap for CSS since I hated doing it from scratch. Since this is my second time doing it I can definitetly say that
I'm not the biggest fan of CSS in general, but maybe I don't hate it. The HTML and CSS aren't the main goal of the
project so I kept it simple, but it was cool applying what I learned from my first project in something outside of
school.